Noland accesses the sacred through the crass castoffs of middle Americana.

The archive is a palimpsest.

Reibstein evokes the elemental interconnectedness of all things in sculptures that fuse the celestial, terrestrial, and corporeal.

Cano examines her dichotomous identity as a Latina immigrant in the United States.

Moving across sky, land, and borders in Peñalosa’s conceptual photographic works.

A case study in partnership and collaboration.

Central San Diego: a Complicated History Composed in Plants.

Familial empathy in the ongoing series, Commiserates.

The shaping of a place: Eva Struble expands painterly technique to construct transformative images of locality, land, and self.

D’Urso’s tricky, sticky bodies present a powerful phenomenology of chronic illness.

Cog•nate Collective’s wide-ranging, interdisciplinary practice works across the United States–Mexico border region to investigate the space’s complex sociopolitical environment.

Karapetian’s prolific practice poses questions about identity, agency, and relationships both personal and socio-cultural.

With photography, film, and installation, Allison Olivia Evans composes eloquent devotions to the vitality of light.

Jennings explores visibility, embodiment, and the unseen forces at work in contemporary systems of power.

Glows of screen, stirs of spirit: Chantal Wnuk and the ambivalence of romanticism.

In which the fragment acts as both the remainder of loss and material for transformation.